Exclusion is the means by which the headteacher of a school can prevent a child or young person from attending the school, either for a fixed period (not exceeding fifteen days in any single school term) or permanently.
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(1996)
Exclusion From School
Policy and Practice
by Eric Blyth
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Exclusion From School: Policy and Practice
July 30, 1996, Routledge
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0415132770 9780415132770
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"Exclusion is the means by which the headteacher of a school can prevent a child or young person from attending the school, either for a fixed period (not exceeding fifteen days in any single school term) or permanently."
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